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Philosophy behind human rights. 2.

Women's human rights. 3.

Typical female rights. 4.

Historical backdrop of women's rights. 5.

Women's emancipation and stratification. 6.

Movement for women's liberation. 7.

No discrimination against women. 8.

Women's right of information. 9.

Universal conventions on women's rights. Bibliography.

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I. The Background: 1.

History of massage. 2.

Human physiology. 3.

Science of Marma (Vital areas). II.

What is Ayurvedic Massage?: 1. What is Ayurveda?.

2. Benefits and general guidelines of massage.

3. Cold massage.

4. Beauty massage for women and men.

5. Auto massage.

6. Massage movements.

7. Oils, pastes and essences.

8. Colors and their effects.

9. Urine Therapy massage.

10. Benefits of Ayurvedic massage.

11. Ayurvedic massages of Kerala: Pizhichil, Navarakkizhi, Dhara.

12. Doing massage with legs.

III. Healing Through Massage: 1.

Case study summaries. 2.

Healing through massage. 3.

Ayurvedic herbs and food combinations. IV.

Spiritual Energy Massage: 1. Kundalini.

2. Chakras.

3. Chakras and the Endocrine Glands.

4. Techniques of spiritual energy massage.

Appendices: 1. Acupressure.

2. Reflexology (Zone Therapy).

3. Yoga Nidra.

Kayakalpa. Charts of Marmas.

Names and addresses of Ayurvedic Medical Centres in Kerala. New findings: a.

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The Evolution of Classical Indian Medicine: 1. The beginnings of Indian medicine: magico-religious healing.

2. Heterodox asceticism and the rise of empirico-rational medicine.

3. Medicine and Buddhist monasticism.

4. Indian medicine in Buddhism beyond India.

II. The Content of Early Buddhist Monastic Medicine: 5.

Materia medica. 6.

Stories of treatments based on cases of diseases. Conclusion.

Appendices: 1. Jivaka's cures.

2. Glossary of Pali and Sanskrit plant names.

Notes. Bibliogrphy.

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Age of fear. 2.

Who is a terrorist? Culture, fear and the roots of terror: 3. Clash of civilisations? no, of national interests and principles.

4. Hatred, harmony and the causes of terror.

5. The fear of Islam.

6. Terror in Southeast Asia: local or global? 7.

Pakistan: riding the terrorist tiger. 8.

South Asia: the many faces of terror. 9.

Palestinians a 'terrorists'. America's fears and the fear of America: 10.

Unipolar world, unilateral hegemon. 11.

Dubya's dangerous, divisive doctrine. 12.

Why a Second Gulf War is not in Asia's interest. 13.

The war in Iraq: morality or the national interest? 14. Fear, power and empire.

15. Coalition of the willing or coalition of the coaxed and coerced? 16.

Debating and Gulf War. 17.

How will Mr. Bush run the world? 18.

Coping with American power. Politics and principles in the age of fear: 19.

Terrorism and democracy. 20.

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2. Faith healing through ages.

3. Folk Therapeutics : the logic behind (preliminary observation).

4. i.

Water remedy : Barakachari. ii.

Mobarak Gaji : Ghutiyari Sharif. 5.

Aspects of spirit possession : Bhar. 6.

Divinations : case histories. 7.

Exorcisms : case histories. 8.

The quack remedies. 9.

Deities who cure : i. Dakshineswar of Dhapdhapi.

ii. Dhanantari Kalibari of Majilpur.

10. Surgery : cataract operation tooth extraction.

11. Conclusion.

Bibliography. Index.

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'Like some kind of Johnny Ball cum Witchfinder General', using his girlfriend's Barbie doll, he gently passed an electrical current through the warm salt water. It turned brown.

In his words: 'before my very eyes, the world's first Detox Barbie was sat, with her feet in a pool of brown sludge, purged of a weekend's immorality.'Dr Ben Goldacre is the author of the 'Bad Science' column in the Guardian and his book is about all the 'bad science' we are constantly bombarded with in the media and in advertising.

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